On this page you will find Grade 11 Tourism study notes for Term 3 on regional tourism within the Southern African Development Community. The notes explain SADC’s formation in 1992, its objectives around development and security, and South Africa’s membership since 1994. They describe regional tourism as travel within a defined area, such as a specific country or a particular region within it. The notes connect regional cooperation directly to tourism growth across southern Africa. These notes help Grade 11 learners understand how regional partnerships support tourism development, a key Term 3 Tourism topic.
The following document, study notes term 3.pdf, is the full document.
Term 3 Content Brief
Grade 11 Tourism Term 3 Study Notes on Regional Tourism PDF 70lklf
“The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is a regional association of southern, central and eastern African countries.” “Regional tourism refers to tourism that takes place in a defined or particular area.” “RETOSA is a subsidiary organisation of SADC” whose aim is to market the region as a single collective destination.
Grade 11 Tourism Term 3 study notes on Regional Tourism in the SADC, covering the formation and objectives of SADC, the concept of regional tourism, the role of RETOSA, and the advantages of regional tourism for South Africa and SADC member states.
Explain the formation and objectives of SADC; define regional tourism with examples; describe RETOSA’s role in marketing the region; discuss the advantages of regional tourism for South Africa and SADC member states.